AICarsX

This account ranks 1180 out of 1349 tracked creators and holds a follower count that is 0.1 times the median of 1.1M, making it a small account. It has grown by 2.9K followers per month over its 2.3 year history, which indicates slow growth for an account of this age. While average views reach 1.9M per video, they are not supported by engagement, as the 1.61% like rate falls well below the median of 4.93%. The rest of this report covers detailed performance metrics and audience engagement patterns.

This audience approves less than the typical viewer. The low like rate puts the creator in the bottom third of all ranked accounts. Engagement data reveals how followers interact with the content. Shares at 0.095% and saves at 0.128% are the most frequent actions. These figures, totaling 1.8K shares and 2.4K saves per video, show a preference for word-of-mouth spread and reference value over active conversation. Comments sit lower at 0.065% with 1.2K interactions. This audience prioritizes keeping content for later use rather than joining public discussions. Brands should focus on utility and shareability rather than community building. Reach is inconsistent across the 35 videos. Only 17.1% of content reached the 2x average, while no videos hit the 5x mark. A consistency score of 1.09 indicates erratic reach. This is a tap-and-scroll audience.

Engagement Quality Analysis

These use the median rather than the average, so one freak viral video cannot inflate them. They show the level a typical post on this account actually reaches.

Sponsorships provide the primary revenue stream for this creator because of their high engagement volume. A follower count of 79.6K suggests a sponsorship value between $100 and $250 per post. This income source is more reliable than the Creator Fund because it scales with reach and brand alignment. The Creator Fund pays only pennies per thousand views, making it a poor primary revenue model compared to direct brand deals. The low ranking of 1180 out of 1349 indicates this creator sits below the median for influence. A lower rank means they are a value buy for advertisers rather than a premium name who can demand high premiums. The quoted range functions as a ceiling to negotiate under instead of a fixed salary. Because average views reach 1.9M, a sponsorship fee of $200 results in a cost per view of about $0.10. This low rate suggests a buyer pays for actual reach rather than just the creator's name. These are modelled estimates from public metrics, not disclosed earnings.

Most videos land between 60 and 180 seconds, making this the standard length for your content. Shorter clips under 30 seconds capture a higher engagement rate but fail to reach the scale of the longer format. You should prioritize the 60 to 180-second window to maintain the current momentum. Original audio appears on nearly 70% of posts, meaning this account prioritizes a distinct brand identity over the easy reach of trending sounds. Long average captions near 144 characters provide deep context for every clip. Open settings for both duets and stitches invite other creators to interact with the footage. The top video lasted 30 seconds and reached 9 million views, roughly five times the normal reach. It earned about 44 likes for every single comment, which shows it captured passive interest rather than active debate. Average views near 1.9 million indicate a large established following rather than a small niche account. Focus on consistent high-volume output to maintain this large baseline of viewers.

Video Duration Breakdown

How the account's recent videos split across length bands. It shows the format the creator leans on, from very short clips to long-form.

The account favors videos between 60 and 180 seconds since they make up nearly half of the content. The average video length is 44s.

Original Sound Usage

Percentage of videos using the creator's own audio

This creator follows a Grind pattern because they post at a volume far above the field median with a high frequency rank. The pace is very rapid, though the consistency grade suggests some irregularity in the gaps between posts. This behavior has only been observed for 9 days, so it is too new to confirm as a permanent habit. Content typically lands on Saturday and Monday, while Thursday remains the quiet day. The busiest hour for new uploads occurs at 15:00 UTC. Marketers can expect a frequent drumbeat of content rather than sporadic drops. You should time your tie-ins for the weekend or Monday to align with these active upload windows.

Audience & Reach

The audience size sits at a 0.1x multiple of the median creator, placing it well below typical broadcast scales. A brand should expect limited reach across a single campaign due to this smaller follower base. The like response falls far below the median, indicating that while views may occur, the engagement is hollow compared to the average. This lower rate means a sponsored message will struggle to generate active interaction from the viewers it reaches. This profile fits the automotive category because the low engagement relative to high play counts suggests a passive audience consuming content rather than interacting with specific brand messaging.